Villa Arson is a member of Plein Sud, the united and supportive network of key players in the visual arts world in the South of France. Through this new dynamic mapping stretching from Céret to Menton, passing through Sérignan, Sète, Montpellier, Avignon, Arles, Toulon, Hyères, Saint-Paul-de Vence, Nice or Monaco, Plein Sud aims to offer visitors a multitude of possible routes between our different structures.

True to its ambition of promoting young creation, La Villette presents around forty artists recently graduated from French schools in 100% L’EXPO from April 10 to May 11, 2025. Seven artists graduated from Villa Arson have been selected to participate in this exhibition: Léo Dupré, Valentine Gardiennet, Emika Lannelongue, Carlota Sandoval-Lizarralde, Romain Ravera, Sofia Rocha Mondragon and Murphy Yum.

For its fifteenth anniversary, the Nice Inharmonic Orchestra organizes a concert featuring students from Villa Arson, the National School of Arts in Paris-Cergy, accompanied by the duo Hackedepicciotto. On this occasion, artist David Ritzinger and a team of students will produce screen-printed posters for the event during a workshop organized from April 28 to May 2, 2025.

For the third year, Villa Arson is renewing its partnership with the National School of Architecture of Paris-Belleville (ENSA-PB), as part of a project that will take place at Villa Arson from April 4 to 13, and which this year also involves the National Dance Center in Pantin (CND).